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ryan versus biden. what do you think? >> look, ryan is appealing. the issue is that the romney-ryan plan is not going to help the economy. again, it is centered around giving bigger tax cuts to the highest earners in the down true. i'm sure it's great for them. romney promised it would be revenue uh neutral. so tax rates have to go up on the poorest americans. if they are saying, we are going to cut across the board 20% what will that do to the deficit which you have been talking about? >> it's a corporate tax cut, a personal grind down on the rates. it has middle class preferences, an energy policy that favors keystone. it is regulatory break downs in tter trade capping at 20%. we're spending well beyond our means. cbo articulates it clearly. it is another data point that goes drip, drip, drip in the argument against the re-election of the president. i think they will prosecute it next week. >> it's a great idea that we have a spending cap. clearly congress is incompetent. they cannot control it. not next year. we cut it radically we'll crush the e
ryan versus biden. what do you think? >> look, ryan is appealing. the issue is that the romney-ryan plan is not going to help the economy. again, it is centered around giving bigger tax cuts to the highest earners in the down true. i'm sure it's great for them. romney promised it would be revenue uh neutral. so tax rates have to go up on the poorest americans. if they are saying, we are going to cut across the board 20% what will that do to the deficit which you have been talking about?...
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what is it about paul ryan th? >> he's searching for the truth and digging down as deep as it takes and willing to follow the truth wherever it leads and demanding facts, the figures, and the information, not making guesses about what the facts might be. >> highly analytical. >> yes. >> one of the issues mr. romney faces is the fact that paul ryan has been very outspoken and has dared to touch the entitlement question and there are some that say that mr. romney my haay hav problem because people will assume that's mr. romney's agenda as well. he would be liblable to differentiate himself from the more controversial issues mr. ryan brought up. >> i think he is not afraid to have people on the team that would disagree with him. that's evident from what i saw at barron capital, if he wanted to distance himself from paul ryan, he wouldn't have picked paul ryan. i think he has to feel comfortable with some of the positions paul is taking even though they are perhaps more controversial than the positions mitt has taken.
what is it about paul ryan th? >> he's searching for the truth and digging down as deep as it takes and willing to follow the truth wherever it leads and demanding facts, the figures, and the information, not making guesses about what the facts might be. >> highly analytical. >> yes. >> one of the issues mr. romney faces is the fact that paul ryan has been very outspoken and has dared to touch the entitlement question and there are some that say that mr. romney my haay...
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i can't imagine he would want to go into the weeds with paul ryan and talk about budget baselines. he'll talk about the kind of narrative, the middle class, the folks that he believes -- >> the ones buried in the last four years? >> i think joe biden really does connect with average voters in a way most politicians don't. and i think it will be tough. >> tony, you and the steelers, man. anything happens to them, and i got to hear from you. >> i have not had a chance on air to congratulate you with the reds. amazing season. >> thank you. they're 5:1 odds. i think the nationalses are slightly above that. but i checked the game is saturday 8:38. i'm so excited because last time i got to the playoffs, remember what happened? they got no hit. i'm like watching it, waiting for a hit. i waited and waited and there never was one. anyway, gentlemen -- go ahead. >> what's that, football? >> listen to you. >> i know you'll have chuck todd on later today, but on this question, if you look at like some of the expectations from the wall street journal poll, on the feelings about the economy and
i can't imagine he would want to go into the weeds with paul ryan and talk about budget baselines. he'll talk about the kind of narrative, the middle class, the folks that he believes -- >> the ones buried in the last four years? >> i think joe biden really does connect with average voters in a way most politicians don't. and i think it will be tough. >> tony, you and the steelers, man. anything happens to them, and i got to hear from you. >> i have not had a chance on...
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i thought what ryan did was amazing. >> ryan's questioning was excellent. and what was excellent about it from my standpoint as a financial reporter is he asked questions that are part of the debate in the market. we see that way too rarely in front of congress. my hat is off to ryan for the questions he asked. the point i was making is we didn't learn all that much new on his outlook on the economy or in monetary policy, because of all the stuff we got last week. and more of the focus was the political back-and-forth. >> which is why we didn't really see a market reaction. >> i think that's right, maria. >> thank you very much, gentlemen. we'll check in later. >> rick santelli is good theater, too. and we mean that in a good way. we've got 50 minutes to go with the dow down a whopping six points. >> the chief operating officer from electronic arts will be with us. >> many games there, they do. as we mentioned, house budget committee chairman paul ryan reacts to been bernanke on the economic recovery. looking for that. >> stick around. treasury secretary ti
i thought what ryan did was amazing. >> ryan's questioning was excellent. and what was excellent about it from my standpoint as a financial reporter is he asked questions that are part of the debate in the market. we see that way too rarely in front of congress. my hat is off to ryan for the questions he asked. the point i was making is we didn't learn all that much new on his outlook on the economy or in monetary policy, because of all the stuff we got last week. and more of the focus...
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budget, the ryan budget calls for across the board 20% tax cut but hear me out. it's not the tax cut i'm focusing on. when you cut taxes, or leave the bush tax cuts in place, et cetera, and get rid of regulations, that's supposed to generate growth in the economy. well, let the record show in the last six years a60 years our te years of job creation occurred when the marginal tax rate was over 50%. >> oh my god. >> of the top 20 and you can look that up, joe. >> i know, but -- >> we had the best -- >> same unemployment rate for the eight years of clinton as for the eight years of bush, 5.2, 5.3. >> but i'm looking at the last 60 years. >> right. >> cutting taxes and reducing regulations does not produce job growth. and the record backs it up. the record backs it up. >> but that's like talking in a vacuum without any of the external factors. >> not over 60 years. s acraze aas casey stengle saidn look it up. >> over 60 years the united states of america has always grown at about 3.2%. >> i'm talking about job creation. >> you can look it up. >> it is eloquent but t
budget, the ryan budget calls for across the board 20% tax cut but hear me out. it's not the tax cut i'm focusing on. when you cut taxes, or leave the bush tax cuts in place, et cetera, and get rid of regulations, that's supposed to generate growth in the economy. well, let the record show in the last six years a60 years our te years of job creation occurred when the marginal tax rate was over 50%. >> oh my god. >> of the top 20 and you can look that up, joe. >> i know, but --...
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we'll talk about paul ryan next. he's got an exclusive with us coming up. >>> will jpmorgan's trading loss lead to more regulation? we'll talk to morgan stanley james gorman in an exclusive interview coming to you live from morgan's trading desk. we'll talk about the role in the facebook mess as well. america anxiously awaits the jobs report. whether you think the number is a surprise to the upside or downside. send us a tweet and we'll reveal your answers later on in the program. back in a moment with a busy edition of the "closing bell." >>> welcome back. investors are going to be glad to see the month of may and it's been an overall disaster for the bulls. dow losing roughly 6% this month and even if the blue chip average were to close higher today, it would still have declined 16 days this month. that's the most down days for the month of may since 1956, a year near and dear to my heart. if the dow gives back today's modest gains, it will post five up days tieing a record that goes back to june 1969. for those of
we'll talk about paul ryan next. he's got an exclusive with us coming up. >>> will jpmorgan's trading loss lead to more regulation? we'll talk to morgan stanley james gorman in an exclusive interview coming to you live from morgan's trading desk. we'll talk about the role in the facebook mess as well. america anxiously awaits the jobs report. whether you think the number is a surprise to the upside or downside. send us a tweet and we'll reveal your answers later on in the program. back...
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paul ryan, the budget committee kmarm, tim pawlenty, and john boehner. he is courting another important is and that is the republican base in small town, america. >> everywhere i go, i meet people who represent the best of america. they are hopeful, hard working, determined and proud. but they are also anxious and they are worried. they are tired of being tired. and they're tired of an attached and distant president who never seems to hear their voices. and then i make sure i continue to hear the people of america. rfr while the obama administration is watching nervously the results of the greek election and president obama is trying to influence leaders. >> all right. many thanks. . we have the magical mystery economic plan on the obama's side. here now we welcome back former clinton white house aid. author of the washington post. i want to go to you first and i have a list. >> in your opinion, who would help romney the best, the most. >> you don't want to pick someone who will overshadow romney. >> everybody says portman. i love him. everybody says por
paul ryan, the budget committee kmarm, tim pawlenty, and john boehner. he is courting another important is and that is the republican base in small town, america. >> everywhere i go, i meet people who represent the best of america. they are hopeful, hard working, determined and proud. but they are also anxious and they are worried. they are tired of being tired. and they're tired of an attached and distant president who never seems to hear their voices. and then i make sure i continue to...
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>> well, the republicans, paul ryan in particular, have laid out the plans. at least they propose something. paul ryan says correctly, you've got to do something because they are going bankrupt. harry reid and sadly, the president, have advocated on this issue. and then they can say that we're going to resolve this in december or in the first quarter. it's not that easy. you've got to start debating it now. >> guys, we've got to run. we're watching the research in motion debacle. as you can see, it's down better than 8%. back to tyler mathison with this breaking story. it's open here. no surprise it's down 10% but what else do we know? >> r.i.m.m. halted at a price of 1123 and the company has announced that they have engaged jpmorgan securities and rbc capital markets to assist the board in a thorough examination of the company's performance and options. at the same time, the company's ceo says given the competitiveness, he expects an operating loss for the quarter which was not something that wall street really was looking at. right now i'm going to look at
>> well, the republicans, paul ryan in particular, have laid out the plans. at least they propose something. paul ryan says correctly, you've got to do something because they are going bankrupt. harry reid and sadly, the president, have advocated on this issue. and then they can say that we're going to resolve this in december or in the first quarter. it's not that easy. you've got to start debating it now. >> guys, we've got to run. we're watching the research in motion debacle. as...
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the president called ryan the idea logical leader. >> my opponents and congressman ryan and their allies in congress, they all believe that if we just get rid of more regulations on big corporations and we give more tax breaks to the wealthiest americans, it will lead to jobs and prosperity for everybody else. that's what they're proposing. that's where they'll take us if they win. >> judy is now on set for the next hour. so is paul donovan from ubs investment bank. paul, welcome. >> thank you. >> what do you think about the other paul, paul ryan? >> i think it's coasting the election very much in idealogical terms. clearly, romney needed to have running mates coming from the midwest. the fact that you've got somebody from wisconsin is not a huge surprise. these are the key battleground states that he's got to win. so the issue here is i think we are now creating a really deep divide and the question of which side is going to be able to rally its own supporters is going to determine the outcome. >> does romney know which job ryan is taking? does he know it was for vice president not -- >
the president called ryan the idea logical leader. >> my opponents and congressman ryan and their allies in congress, they all believe that if we just get rid of more regulations on big corporations and we give more tax breaks to the wealthiest americans, it will lead to jobs and prosperity for everybody else. that's what they're proposing. that's where they'll take us if they win. >> judy is now on set for the next hour. so is paul donovan from ubs investment bank. paul, welcome....
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paul ryan is known as a very numbers kind of guy. his challenge will be able to take those numbers and put it into a narrative. joe biden will need to take the narrative and put it into concrete facts. so the challenge is out for both of them. i do think that you will probably see as the zingers fly back and forth and my study versus your study and kind of the facts going between, but what penetrates is the presentation and what they're doing and that articulation of the overall narrative. >> and say remarks do you think paul ryan can pull it off? >> yeah, i do think he can. he's an incredibly smart guy. r paul ryan can pull it off? >> yeah, i do think he can. he's an incredibly smart guy.r paul ryan can pull it off? >> yeah, i do think he can. he's an incredibly smart guy.ag think paul ryan can pull it off? >> yeah, i do think he can. he's an incredibly smart guy.re think paul ryan can pull it off? >> yeah, i do think he can. he's an incredibly smart guy.emk paul ryan can pull it off? >> yeah, i do think he can. he's an incredibly s
paul ryan is known as a very numbers kind of guy. his challenge will be able to take those numbers and put it into a narrative. joe biden will need to take the narrative and put it into concrete facts. so the challenge is out for both of them. i do think that you will probably see as the zingers fly back and forth and my study versus your study and kind of the facts going between, but what penetrates is the presentation and what they're doing and that articulation of the overall narrative....
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those bulls with us right now, ann at wells fargo advantage funds, also joining the conversation is ryan dietrich, at shaffers investment research. you both have been positive on this market. but does the activity in athens and today's sell-off give you pause? maybe do you become a little less bullish right now or buy into this dip? >> what makes me a little bit bullish is just that expectations have risen over the last five weeks. so we expected volatility to continue. we knew that there was still a lot of uncertainty in the marketplace, that we didn't think was all resolved. today we're just seeing another example of that. >> ryan, i guess you could argue this market was overbought to begin with. we were due for some kind of a move. but is this a one-day wonder in your view or is there more down side to come? >> no, bill, there could be a little more down side. but look at the s&p, we peaked yesterday right at the last summer high. so it made sense. this is the best start to a year in over two decades. we've had a good rally. we look at the market on expectations. expectations are high
those bulls with us right now, ann at wells fargo advantage funds, also joining the conversation is ryan dietrich, at shaffers investment research. you both have been positive on this market. but does the activity in athens and today's sell-off give you pause? maybe do you become a little less bullish right now or buy into this dip? >> what makes me a little bit bullish is just that expectations have risen over the last five weeks. so we expected volatility to continue. we knew that there...
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in time it's a partnership with ryan seacrest. why ryan seacrest? what do you want to get out of it and it sounds as though you're taking clear channel to yet another level. >> well, i think everything we're talking about, i hope, is consistent, which is that we see clear channel as having this very valuable platform, this great relationship with consumers and we have in the past monetized it to almost exclusively through advertising. and i think we're looking at that platform and saying, there are a lot of other things we can do. ryan, i think, is someone who we really think is a star in many ways, not only the obvious way, which is as on-air talent. but he's also a great businessman. he's a tireless worker. he has fantastic ideas. we want to do more with him. what we bring to the marriage here is the ability to use these assets that clear channel has, these relationships with the consumer, the ability to promote heavily, quickly in a forceful way with this tremendous reach clear channel has with the radio alone, over 230 million monthly users. and
in time it's a partnership with ryan seacrest. why ryan seacrest? what do you want to get out of it and it sounds as though you're taking clear channel to yet another level. >> well, i think everything we're talking about, i hope, is consistent, which is that we see clear channel as having this very valuable platform, this great relationship with consumers and we have in the past monetized it to almost exclusively through advertising. and i think we're looking at that platform and saying,...
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under ryan and romney. the danger there, you say we'll revisit this in another year, and knowing this congress, even with the kind of fiscal rectitude they report to have on the republican side, they'll keep kicking the can, that's my fear and the fear of many other budget analysts. >> the obama administration would be doing the same thing in different clothing. >> no, not at all. obama administration has been very explicit in allowing the high-end bush tax cuts to sunset. it's the top 2%, but $860 billion in deficit savings. if there were no difference, they would have resolved this thing already. that's what they are fighting about. >> what i'm arguing, they are fighting about the way to go about it, but both are ultimately going to do something to stave this off a year or so, without dramatic reform. we have to leave it there. jared, thank you for joining us this morning. alec will stay with us. >> no problem. >> ross. >> it's one of those conversations that will take us all the way through to november a
under ryan and romney. the danger there, you say we'll revisit this in another year, and knowing this congress, even with the kind of fiscal rectitude they report to have on the republican side, they'll keep kicking the can, that's my fear and the fear of many other budget analysts. >> the obama administration would be doing the same thing in different clothing. >> no, not at all. obama administration has been very explicit in allowing the high-end bush tax cuts to sunset. it's the...
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reservations over ryan. hedge fund ledge end john taylor on why mitt romney's pick is bad for your money. speaking out on wall street, washington and, of course, the debt crisis in europe. great to have you back. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> how does paul ryan hurt mitt romney's chances? >> well, i think that paul ryan makes this a -- makes this is a vote entirely on his tax and spending package. and i think that that's very difficult, because you're going to lose all the old guys. i mean, i'm an old guy, and my friends are saying, gee whiz, i like what i've got. and you can argue that oh, it's not going to change so much. but they're scared and you're going to lose florida. >> because of his stance on medicare. >> yeah. exactly. >> so, what, we can't handle the straight talk is too straight for some? >> right. you do this -- you know, sort of on the sly. you don't do this as a public opinion poll. this is a very, very public poll, and, boy, there's going to be -- a good argument. it's going to be
reservations over ryan. hedge fund ledge end john taylor on why mitt romney's pick is bad for your money. speaking out on wall street, washington and, of course, the debt crisis in europe. great to have you back. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> how does paul ryan hurt mitt romney's chances? >> well, i think that paul ryan makes this a -- makes this is a vote entirely on his tax and spending package. and i think that that's very difficult, because you're going to lose...
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romney has a very strong entitlement reform plan that paul ryan has praised. the problem is we're right at this moment in sort of a bubble for the president and we have the first good economic news and he's benefiting from it and the republicans are fighting with each other which is the nature of the primary campaign. >> dick armey, mr. armey's tack plan is leave the bush rates alone. rick santorum has a 28% flatter tax plan. isn't santorum's more pro growth? >> sure it is more pro growth. let me just tell you, vin, i love you, man, but both larry and i are watching a lot more carefully than most of the american people and if we don't see the governor's plan, it will be hard for anybody else. >> i'm larry kudlow. "why did i roll over my i.r.a. to scottrade?" "for starters, it didn't cost me anything." "and i got a one-hundred dollar cash bonus for rolling over by april 16th." "i like bonuses." "plus at scottrade, there are thousands of commission-free investments." "and if i need help, i can find it online, by phone or at one of over five-hundred scottrade loc
romney has a very strong entitlement reform plan that paul ryan has praised. the problem is we're right at this moment in sort of a bubble for the president and we have the first good economic news and he's benefiting from it and the republicans are fighting with each other which is the nature of the primary campaign. >> dick armey, mr. armey's tack plan is leave the bush rates alone. rick santorum has a 28% flatter tax plan. isn't santorum's more pro growth? >> sure it is more pro...
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we'll get the take of dan ryan on the volcker rule. brian shactman has the action today. >> a coffee company that could be getting hurt by green mountain and starbucks, the company and the numbers right after this break. but we couldn't simply repeat history. we had to create it. introducing the 2013 lexus gs, with leading-edge safety technology, like available blind spot monitor... [ tires screech ] ...night view... and heads-up display. [ engine revving ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. it's this... the etrade pro platform. fast. beautiful. totally customizable. finds top performing stocks -- in three clicks. quickly scans the market for new trading ideas. it can even match options strategies to your goals and lets you see the potential risk and reward. and, it also comes with a dedicated elite service team. got it? get it. good. introducing new etrade pro elite. ♪ are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news
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ryan, that's an interesting question you have to take into consideration if you factor in -- we haven't even spoken about china yet and you're views there. would you be a buyer of a stock or a group that caterpillar fits itself into given the concerns about global growth? >> we would probably be more interested in the earlier part of the cycle rather than sort of the late part of the cycle. we're getting worrying number from taiwan which is a very good barometer in terms of exports or trade coming in and out of taiwan. really slowing down significant significantly. actually within all regions. we've not seen the end of the slowdown in china but it's nowhere near as worrying as a lot of people make it. china will view that we've always understood how severe the transition could be and undisruptive it could be. a lot of people only realize we're supposed to lie that, oh, my god, this is not a smooth transition. there are some risks to this. so people are on a wait and see both domestically in terms of decision making unless there's some cracking but otherwise day to day, more for wait and
ryan, that's an interesting question you have to take into consideration if you factor in -- we haven't even spoken about china yet and you're views there. would you be a buyer of a stock or a group that caterpillar fits itself into given the concerns about global growth? >> we would probably be more interested in the earlier part of the cycle rather than sort of the late part of the cycle. we're getting worrying number from taiwan which is a very good barometer in terms of exports or...
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>> larry, it's not so much that they're scared of the paul ryan budget. it's that they don't want to show what the realistic alternative is, so instead of saying what the truth is, their plan for medicare is to have a board of bureaucrats denying care. they don't want to say that's the alternative to the ryan plan and they want to pretend that the alternative is a mythical world where everyone gets everything forever. by not putting anything on the table and by not defending anything they can attack paul ryan without making clear what the actual alternative is. >> i have to -- this is just falsehood. what democrats in the senate do is pass appropriations bills which pay for things and -- >> and where does it come from when they have no budget? >> it's interesting to note that when the white house sends up the budget under the budget act as it's about to do and it has done every year of the administration, that as you know, we understand theth legislative process on the show, right? it starts with the appropriations process and the -- >> that is not true.
>> larry, it's not so much that they're scared of the paul ryan budget. it's that they don't want to show what the realistic alternative is, so instead of saying what the truth is, their plan for medicare is to have a board of bureaucrats denying care. they don't want to say that's the alternative to the ryan plan and they want to pretend that the alternative is a mythical world where everyone gets everything forever. by not putting anything on the table and by not defending anything they...
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paul ryan's budget from the house also failed, but ryan at least got 41 votes. standing by with us tonight, senator tom coburn, republican of oklahoma. he'll give us an update. that question remains to avoid a stock market plunge and a freeze on business hiring, wouldn't it be something if congress actually made a fiscal cliff deal in advance of the usual last-minute deadline? so the dow is down 33 points. gold continued its remarkable plunge. the good news is that the dollar is up. the bad news, could be a sign that some bad news is headed this way. you'll hear my take. it may surprise you. we begin this evening with the battle royal over the budget. john harwood joins us now with all the details. good evening, john. >> i hate to tell you they are not going to make that deal before the election. if anybody doubted it, it was on display. the distance between the parties today. first, president obama held a private meeting with congressional leaders to talk about his priorities on the budget and other issues, but only after calling them out publicly in a visit to
paul ryan's budget from the house also failed, but ryan at least got 41 votes. standing by with us tonight, senator tom coburn, republican of oklahoma. he'll give us an update. that question remains to avoid a stock market plunge and a freeze on business hiring, wouldn't it be something if congress actually made a fiscal cliff deal in advance of the usual last-minute deadline? so the dow is down 33 points. gold continued its remarkable plunge. the good news is that the dollar is up. the bad...
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colorado and wisconsin. >> you don't think wisconsin is a given, though, because of paul ryan? of course, it's not a given in massachusetts either, is it? >> i'll tell you this, i don't think anything is a given. you know why i say that? i think the voter i.d. turnouts that are determining these polls are highly flawed this year. you had 2008 which was an outlier. if you decide democrats plus seven or democrats plus five based on 2008, what about 2004? what about 2000? what about 2010, for example? in other words, i think one of the losers tonight could be the polls themselves because their voter models are not good, and an honest pollster will tell you that. >> i think we all agree that it's not so close that we have to look to these irregularities that may exist, the early voting, and some of the problems logistically that may have caused. you know, whatever else may be out there. >> i can't believe how antiquated things seem. when i voted today, it seemed so unorganized. it was a scanner. first, you write it down, then you scan it through. i just felt like, i don't know. thi
colorado and wisconsin. >> you don't think wisconsin is a given, though, because of paul ryan? of course, it's not a given in massachusetts either, is it? >> i'll tell you this, i don't think anything is a given. you know why i say that? i think the voter i.d. turnouts that are determining these polls are highly flawed this year. you had 2008 which was an outlier. if you decide democrats plus seven or democrats plus five based on 2008, what about 2004? what about 2000? what about...
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ryan so, what do do i? how do i position myself? >> this is one of the markets where the key word is diversify. you need to make sure you're good across different sectors and international as well. >> i hear that. give us something network with. where should i position myself in. what would do you? >> i like technology. i'm not -- i wouldn't tell you i'm a real big fan in what i saw out of microsoft but i'm a big, big apple guy. always have been. and i like -- i like where they are going and what we're seeing out of them. >> aside from apple, who else do you like in the space? we were speaking with an analyst earlier who was bullish on groupon ahead of their shareholder meeting today? >> groupon is interesting. they are a company that has an ebb and flow there. there was a time when it was e-mail only and then hit and disappeared. we'll see what they've done to upgrade their technology, give them a boost. let's find out what they say. >> ryan, do you buy facebook? >> no. i'm one of the few people, i have a facebook account so i can
ryan so, what do do i? how do i position myself? >> this is one of the markets where the key word is diversify. you need to make sure you're good across different sectors and international as well. >> i hear that. give us something network with. where should i position myself in. what would do you? >> i like technology. i'm not -- i wouldn't tell you i'm a real big fan in what i saw out of microsoft but i'm a big, big apple guy. always have been. and i like -- i like where...
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it looks like ryan seacrest. presidential candidate mitt romney picking frequent "squawk box" guest, that's how he basically is known, i think, paul ryan as his running mate. that's what they said. oh, my god, they took that guy who is on "squawk box" all the time. the choice brings the issues that we talk about on cnbc every day, though, to the forefront of the political debate. topics such as the budget as a looming fiscal clip, taxes and jobs. it's an argument about big government versus small government. high taxes with low taxes. free enterprise versus, you know, central planning. romney and ryan both appeared on "60 minutes" last night. >> i have my budget plan, as you know, that i've put out. that's the budget plan that we're going to run on. at the same time, we have the record of president obama. if people think, by the way, that their utility bill has gone down, they should vote for him. if they think jobs are more plentiful, they should vote for him. >> the president has a terrible record so he can't r
it looks like ryan seacrest. presidential candidate mitt romney picking frequent "squawk box" guest, that's how he basically is known, i think, paul ryan as his running mate. that's what they said. oh, my god, they took that guy who is on "squawk box" all the time. the choice brings the issues that we talk about on cnbc every day, though, to the forefront of the political debate. topics such as the budget as a looming fiscal clip, taxes and jobs. it's an argument about big...
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look for paul ryan to go after president obama. expect joe booiden to say to pa ryan that your running mate is trying to obscure his positions. it will be an interesting night. >> all right. thank you, john. we'll be watching for sure. catch the debate here on cnbc beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. the best analysis before and after the debate, especially in this election when economic issues are so important. plus, you can vote on cnbc.com on who you thought won the debate. plus, we have our patented feed showing you who is saying what throughout the night. so this is the place to be. >> i don't think we'll have to worry about energy from either one of these candidates tonight. >> oh, no. this is going to be good for sure. >>> meantime, an incredible exclusive look inside the financial industry today from our own steve liesman in his interview with goldman sachs chairman and ceo and the co-chairs of the national commission on fiscal responsibility. they have become brand names in an of themselves. alan simpson and erskine bowle
look for paul ryan to go after president obama. expect joe booiden to say to pa ryan that your running mate is trying to obscure his positions. it will be an interesting night. >> all right. thank you, john. we'll be watching for sure. catch the debate here on cnbc beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. the best analysis before and after the debate, especially in this election when economic issues are so important. plus, you can vote on cnbc.com on who you thought won the debate. plus, we...
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he took a little heat from paul ryan about the overall effect of fed policy on keeping deficits higher and on the effect of savers and he said net/net, savers are benefitting from the policies, although those on fixed income are maybe hit hardest. >> steve, thanks so much. as you know, bank stocks have been on a tear in 2012 with investors seemingly more confident in the sector's stability, but are the banks really financially secure? we do have a special guest as steve liesman mentioned, former fdic chair sheila bair, now at pew charitable trust. good to see you. thanks so much for being on the fast money halftime report. let me segue to something seef liesman was just talking about. and that's as it relates to regulation on the banks. you wrote a column in mid-january in which you said it was time to bring up the big bre banks to prevent the too big to fail scenario and you also said it would unlock more shareholder value. i think the banks may come back and say the biggest thing ham r hampering shareholder having a is regulation. there's just too much of it. do you think that will i
he took a little heat from paul ryan about the overall effect of fed policy on keeping deficits higher and on the effect of savers and he said net/net, savers are benefitting from the policies, although those on fixed income are maybe hit hardest. >> steve, thanks so much. as you know, bank stocks have been on a tear in 2012 with investors seemingly more confident in the sector's stability, but are the banks really financially secure? we do have a special guest as steve liesman mentioned,...
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we have an exclusive with house budget chairman paul ryan. welcome back to "the kudlow report," as always. now i know the party line is after the election. i'm here to suggest strongly to you, mr. ryan, that business is going to go cold, the economy is going to go cold and hiring is going to go cold unless you can get something done this summer to give a thaw and some certainty. where's the deal? what's on the table right now? we need a deal, paul ryan! >> larry, we can control what our own actions. so last week we brought to the floor a spending cut package which deals with this question. this summer we will bring to the floor a tax bill that deals with this tax cliff. how republicans will actually legislate solutions to these problems that are occurring at the end of the year. now i can't tell you what president obama or harry reid will do. you have to understand, we've been putting our cards on the table. we've passed budgets -- >> yes, you have. there's no question you have. have you been clear, absolutely. you have been clear. but i have
we have an exclusive with house budget chairman paul ryan. welcome back to "the kudlow report," as always. now i know the party line is after the election. i'm here to suggest strongly to you, mr. ryan, that business is going to go cold, the economy is going to go cold and hiring is going to go cold unless you can get something done this summer to give a thaw and some certainty. where's the deal? what's on the table right now? we need a deal, paul ryan! >> larry, we can control...
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and paul ryan said no. said no, walked away. >> if paul ryan supports much deeper spending cuts and a smaller government than you support, doesn't that make him a more aggressive deficit hawk than you are? >> no. that's the curious thing about paul. he's not really a deficit hawk. again, his budget does not balance for about 30 years. and even doubtful that it balances then. what he is in favor of clearly is drastically cutting the domestic spending, drastically cutting medicare over time. in fact, really he turns medicare upside down. currently medicare beneficiary pays 25% of their medical costs. under the ryan plan, the average beneficiary would pay 68% of their costs. so instead of medicare being there for people, basically he destroys medicare in order to, as he said, save it. >> before i let you go, first of all, you told me last night before coming on the air this morning that you thought ryan's agenda was dangerous for the american economy. how is that? >> because paul endorsed all the policies that
and paul ryan said no. said no, walked away. >> if paul ryan supports much deeper spending cuts and a smaller government than you support, doesn't that make him a more aggressive deficit hawk than you are? >> no. that's the curious thing about paul. he's not really a deficit hawk. again, his budget does not balance for about 30 years. and even doubtful that it balances then. what he is in favor of clearly is drastically cutting the domestic spending, drastically cutting medicare...
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ryan, of the spin-off report, great work. i have a feeling we will call on you again. appreciate it. >> buy the entertainment business. >> there you go. i liked him. he said it very clearly. any idea of a timeline? . what are the chances this doesn't happen? with the action you have to imagine. >> it will move up definitely. to the sense this floated out, a trial balloon, to see the market test. certainly, they've got an answer without a doubt. it looks very likely, and could be as soon as thursday in terms of announcement. you will not see the actual split take place for quite some time. could be at least six months in the earliest and perhaps as nine months to a year before you see the two separate companies. >> appreciate it. >>> a summer slum so far in small caps. but we found five names really jumping in june, going big straight ahead. >>> plus, u.s. automakers stuck in neutral in europe. is it time for gm and ford to get out of europe all together? one man calling for it. we' we'll debate. a big free agent battle brewing over this man, drew brees, king of who dat
ryan, of the spin-off report, great work. i have a feeling we will call on you again. appreciate it. >> buy the entertainment business. >> there you go. i liked him. he said it very clearly. any idea of a timeline? . what are the chances this doesn't happen? with the action you have to imagine. >> it will move up definitely. to the sense this floated out, a trial balloon, to see the market test. certainly, they've got an answer without a doubt. it looks very likely, and could...
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paul ryan was on the campaign trail yesterday posing the question ronald reagan posed to jimmy carter very devastatingly effective at that time. here's paul ryan. >> when you take a look at what we're going to hear in charlotte today, the president can say a lot of things, and he will, but he can't tell you that you're better off. simply put, the jimmy carter years look like the good old days come paired to where we are right now. >> president obama was campaigning in ohio yesterday and he turned that question around. why? because the republican governor, john kasich has been touting a round to in that state. he said, wait a minute. if the republican governor gets a credit, i should, too. >> john kasich stood up there and told everybody that ohio is now number 1 in the midwest in job creation. fourth best in america. which got folks kind of confused. if it's all obama's fault and nothing's going right, what's going on in ohio? >> this is something the president's team considers a hidden advantage in many of the swing states where both sides are fighting it out, the unemployment is low
paul ryan was on the campaign trail yesterday posing the question ronald reagan posed to jimmy carter very devastatingly effective at that time. here's paul ryan. >> when you take a look at what we're going to hear in charlotte today, the president can say a lot of things, and he will, but he can't tell you that you're better off. simply put, the jimmy carter years look like the good old days come paired to where we are right now. >> president obama was campaigning in ohio yesterday...
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, the ryan nomination, if markets like growth i don't understand how the ryan nomination does anything to support a brighter growth outlook going forward. >> ryan is a free market supply cider. that's exactly what the market wants to hear. remember, the fact is that the only way to get out of this problem is either inflate or grow. we tried inflating. it's not going to work. we have to grow. that's what the market wants to hear the message that ryan has brought to the table. >> jack, most of the gains from the june 4th low been before ryan joined the ticket but i want to talk about those gains. we're up between 10% and 12%. the vix down five year low. that suggests to me actually we're open if we don't get delivery from the ebc and the fed and policymakers are we open here to a fullback, pull back? >> absolutely. in fact whenever i see the volatility index gets under 15 the first thing i do i look for buying protection. if anybody is out there that doesn't have protection at these levels they should. we're at the upper end of the trading range. remember the last two times we've seen th
, the ryan nomination, if markets like growth i don't understand how the ryan nomination does anything to support a brighter growth outlook going forward. >> ryan is a free market supply cider. that's exactly what the market wants to hear. remember, the fact is that the only way to get out of this problem is either inflate or grow. we tried inflating. it's not going to work. we have to grow. that's what the market wants to hear the message that ryan has brought to the table. >>...
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i think the better you come is that romney and ryan don't win and ryan can just focus the next four years on either running for governor, running for senate seat, but really thinking about 2016 as a viable option for himself. >> and what will give you the first indication that maybe romney can pull this off? >> if ohio comes together for him, that would definitely be a huge indicator. the northeast is not really going to be a romney sweep by any stretch. it will be a nail biter. i think we will go quite late this evening. but ohio and maybe pennsylvania will serve as indicators. many people realize that florida is not going to be a surprise if romney takes it. virginia would not be a huge surprise if romney takes it. but pennsylvania and ohio would serve as a slight wake-up call and as we move west to see how things shake out say colorado and wisconsin. >> christina, thanks for joining us. it will be a long day for everybody, but a fascinating one. >>> now cnbc will have you covereded frcove covered from head to toe. we'll be starting live 5:00 p.m. eastern time. you won't want to miss an
i think the better you come is that romney and ryan don't win and ryan can just focus the next four years on either running for governor, running for senate seat, but really thinking about 2016 as a viable option for himself. >> and what will give you the first indication that maybe romney can pull this off? >> if ohio comes together for him, that would definitely be a huge indicator. the northeast is not really going to be a romney sweep by any stretch. it will be a nail biter. i...
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and the ryan proposals -- remember, the ryan -- the key ryan proposal here is premium support. that was a democratic idea. he used it, and so it became a republican idea. but it was actually an idea that came out of a democratic think tank headed up by alice rivlin. >> yeah, who likes him very much. you've got to say that. senator, thanks for the guidance. hope to see a lot more of you soon. we will, i'm sure. senator judd gregg in manchester. >>> a few minutes until the closing bell in europe. we'll get the action live in two-and-a-half minutes. don't go away. born with.ou're and inspires the things you choose to do. you do what you do... because it matters. at hp we don't just believe in the power of technology. we believe in the power of people when technology works for you. to dream. to create. to work. if you're going to do something. make it matter. [ male announcer ] to hold a patent that has changed the modern world... would define you as an innovator. to hold more than one patent of this caliber... would define you as a true leader. to hold over 80,000... well, that wo
and the ryan proposals -- remember, the ryan -- the key ryan proposal here is premium support. that was a democratic idea. he used it, and so it became a republican idea. but it was actually an idea that came out of a democratic think tank headed up by alice rivlin. >> yeah, who likes him very much. you've got to say that. senator, thanks for the guidance. hope to see a lot more of you soon. we will, i'm sure. senator judd gregg in manchester. >>> a few minutes until the closing...
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>> paul ryan. >> paul ryan owns home depot. >> paul ryan owns home depot. i went through some of his filings last night. >> how many shares? >> that i don't know. it's limited between 1,000 to 15,000. he doesn't own a lot. >> does he own a round lot? even 100 shares? i bet he doesn't. one thing i don't need to see are his income tax returns. >> you will probably see two years of them probably. >> i don't care, unless -- you know what would be interesting. if you are a guy who is in the house and you've got -- some of these guys, like biden is interesting. where did he get -- he has a huge multimillion house. he has always been a public servant. where -- i guess maybe his wife. she's a doctor. i don't think you will see a lot of interesting stuff. >> he also likes berkshire. he owns -- >> does he own a fraction of a "b" share. >> likes nike. >> he's a public servant. >> you mentioned his work yesterday. >> p90x. i think we should do it together. >> do you think we should do it together? really? >> potentially. at least we could get the host of p90x to come o
>> paul ryan. >> paul ryan owns home depot. >> paul ryan owns home depot. i went through some of his filings last night. >> how many shares? >> that i don't know. it's limited between 1,000 to 15,000. he doesn't own a lot. >> does he own a round lot? even 100 shares? i bet he doesn't. one thing i don't need to see are his income tax returns. >> you will probably see two years of them probably. >> i don't care, unless -- you know what would be...
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but as you say, he talked about paul ryan, embraced paul ryan's fiscal reforms. that was important. he didn't make any mistakes. it was a pretty solid speech. >> all right. david fredoso, how did you see it? who was the winner? >> well, i agree with robert that romney gave a decent speech and that he gave it well. he gave it better than he usually does. but i -- still you see the contrast between santorum in the morning and then romney in the afternoon. santorum, he speaks from the heart. romney, it's kind of like, as one of my colleagues called it, a sort of check list conservatism. what do people at cpac want to hear? i'm going to hit this and this and this and this. and it's not necessarily any more convincing for the conservative movement, which is so suspicious of romney, than it ever was when they heard it last time. >> matt kibbie, mitt romney is coming out with a tax reform plan. there's news stories all over the place. he said that to me when i interviewed hmm a week ago or so. so he did mention it today. newt mentioned his 15% flat tax. i don't know if santorum went pro gr
but as you say, he talked about paul ryan, embraced paul ryan's fiscal reforms. that was important. he didn't make any mistakes. it was a pretty solid speech. >> all right. david fredoso, how did you see it? who was the winner? >> well, i agree with robert that romney gave a decent speech and that he gave it well. he gave it better than he usually does. but i -- still you see the contrast between santorum in the morning and then romney in the afternoon. santorum, he speaks from the...
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endorsed it. >> paul ryan endorsed it and that was in ryan's plan. thanks, guys. >> there was another surprise coming out of washington today. the unexpected resignation of ep achieve lisa jackson. why is she lng now? is this good news for coal miners, frackers and the keystone pipeline and we're about to get more on that story just ahead. >> don't forget, free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity and not crushing regulations. the kudlow report is coming right back. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. this is how mommy learned... ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> breaking news now. the associated press reporting that retired general norman schwarzk
endorsed it. >> paul ryan endorsed it and that was in ryan's plan. thanks, guys. >> there was another surprise coming out of washington today. the unexpected resignation of ep achieve lisa jackson. why is she lng now? is this good news for coal miners, frackers and the keystone pipeline and we're about to get more on that story just ahead. >> don't forget, free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity and not crushing regulations. the kudlow report is coming right...
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shirtless than paul ryan budget. it shows you state of -- it is august. we need to get -- can you work on that? >> i'm working on that right now. >> the px 90 -- >> tony horton is who we need to get on as a guest and by the way makes tens of millions if not hundreds of millions -- >> my brother is obsessed with this. it's in your house, you turn on the tv and you jump around with the video. i bought it but it's still in the box and it's sitting on the side of my desk. >> you type in joe kernen shirtless, the computer blows up. >> that scares me to even think about that. >> coming up, sales. we're going to go from this to talking about "fifty shades of gray." it's a business story now. 20 million copies have been sold. there's a bidding war to turn this into a movie. >> they'll turn it into an erotic film but not what you're thinking because it's not going to be rated x or even xx. >> it's the worst drought ever. can special seeds save the crop? . >> oh, my, guys, that's a phrase they have in "fifty shades" about 500
shirtless than paul ryan budget. it shows you state of -- it is august. we need to get -- can you work on that? >> i'm working on that right now. >> the px 90 -- >> tony horton is who we need to get on as a guest and by the way makes tens of millions if not hundreds of millions -- >> my brother is obsessed with this. it's in your house, you turn on the tv and you jump around with the video. i bought it but it's still in the box and it's sitting on the side of my desk....
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it's not the paul ryan plan. it's the mitt romney plan republicans will be running on november 6th. >> what will romney do? how will he sell himself, then, when he delivers his speech? >> what i heard from ann romney was the emotional appeal from republicans. what mitt romney will do on thursday is he's going to say, i've been successful everywhere i've been, private sector, public sector, olympics, everywhere you look, i've done well, i've succeeded. trust me and i'll succeed for the next four years for america the way obama bo has not done. this convention is is more uplifting rather than being overly negative. chris christie didn't mention barack obama by name, calling him president obama. why is that? republicans are saying barack obama is a good guy, a nice guy, you might have voted for him the last time around but he simply has not delivered. mitt romney has delivered everywhere he's been and he'll do so again once elected. >> it seems republicans -- it's an interesting point you raise. it seems to me, i do
it's not the paul ryan plan. it's the mitt romney plan republicans will be running on november 6th. >> what will romney do? how will he sell himself, then, when he delivers his speech? >> what i heard from ann romney was the emotional appeal from republicans. what mitt romney will do on thursday is he's going to say, i've been successful everywhere i've been, private sector, public sector, olympics, everywhere you look, i've done well, i've succeeded. trust me and i'll succeed for...
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ryan. one of the issues at question yesterday was whether the volcker rule as currently constituted or in draft would have prohibited the trade that went so wrong for jp morgan. do you think it would have or not? >> well, as i said in my response to steve, i think it would have increased the scrutiny within the firm and probably would have highlighted issues earlier. but our point is that can be done in a smart way which will allow the market to work so market makers do their job and for the banks to properly hedge their portfolios. you can do it a smart way or you can do it a way in which they have now proposed it in the regulation which really doesn't work. >> steve, a quick thought? >> you know, i don't have much disagreement with that. the big issue i brought up in regards to the volcker rule is compliance procedures. monitoring that would have been required and makes me think there's an argument that portion of the volcker rule would have ultimately stopped jp morgan who jamie dimon sa
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will there be sparks between him and paul ryan? >> and a mixed bag in the retail sales results, target, limited, costco, macy'macy's. we have to start off with facebook. now we have some of the metrics here that we didn't know before, we know how many users they have, 845 million users, we know how much revenue they make, it's an 88% growth rate. >> try to replicate this company, you can't. when you try to evaluate that company, if i gave you a lot of money, could you re-create it, i think you could regreet groupon. it guys, i got to tell you u facebook will reignite interest in our stock market. >> why will it reignite if the average person will buy in the after market will not see the same pop, and they know this by now. they've been through the ip. >> i think there was a secular decline in the stock market interest, post 1999, 2000. a lot of the new generation, remember, we got a lot of younger people who don't remember that era, who want to buy stock in that market. they have seen apple go from 1 to 450. >> people will see that
will there be sparks between him and paul ryan? >> and a mixed bag in the retail sales results, target, limited, costco, macy'macy's. we have to start off with facebook. now we have some of the metrics here that we didn't know before, we know how many users they have, 845 million users, we know how much revenue they make, it's an 88% growth rate. >> try to replicate this company, you can't. when you try to evaluate that company, if i gave you a lot of money, could you re-create it,...
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what we have in the ryan budget, more tax cuts. tax cuts weighted at the high end and that's not going to put -- that won't put money in people's pockets. things people will spend on the economy. we're having an argument right now, we could see student loans double. a hammer blow to the middle class. the kind of thing where we should be investing money. >> peter, the best thing we could do for the middle class is assure they can have jobs, and right now we have unemployment above 8% for 35 straight strait months. so-called stimulus has done nothing for our economy but damage it we need growth and assure businesses that the chicago mate will be friendly for them. it's not now. >> i'm with you on the growth part. that absolutely has to be a key ingredient to work our way out of fiscal situation we're in. but growth is a balanced approach. you can't have the ryan budget where you increase pentagon spending and break the deal. lower taxes, primarily for the high end, not helping the middle class and where you are cutting things like st
what we have in the ryan budget, more tax cuts. tax cuts weighted at the high end and that's not going to put -- that won't put money in people's pockets. things people will spend on the economy. we're having an argument right now, we could see student loans double. a hammer blow to the middle class. the kind of thing where we should be investing money. >> peter, the best thing we could do for the middle class is assure they can have jobs, and right now we have unemployment above 8% for...
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whole thing, ryan was prepared. he was on his game on foreign policy. watch what happens when paul ryan surprised everybody with his knowledge of foreign affairs. please take a listen. >> our ambassador in paris has a marine detachment guarding him. shouldn't we have a marine detachment guarding our ambassador in benghazi, a place where we knew that there was an al qaeda cell with arms? this is becoming more troubling by the day. they first blamed the youtube video, now trying to blame the romney/ryan ticket for making this an issue. >> and i think that the vice president, who has not faced the press since the benghazi incident, neither has the president faced the press, you know, we had a million tweets last night. we had so many tweets and believe me, i didn't have to cherry-pick the tweets. i've been very critical of this benghazi. people are furious in this country. so right there at the top of the debate on a subject that we didn't expect to happen, i believe ryan took the lead and he never relinquished it. >>
whole thing, ryan was prepared. he was on his game on foreign policy. watch what happens when paul ryan surprised everybody with his knowledge of foreign affairs. please take a listen. >> our ambassador in paris has a marine detachment guarding him. shouldn't we have a marine detachment guarding our ambassador in benghazi, a place where we knew that there was an al qaeda cell with arms? this is becoming more troubling by the day. they first blamed the youtube video, now trying to blame...
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ryan, we'll come back to you. stick around. this is interesting. governor king said no one can prepare for the unforeseeable consequences of a greek defaumt. they won't goo into detail. the greek finance minister says the -- some in the eurozone are playing with fire and they may even want greece outside of eurozone. they're saying we're prepared to let greece have a disorderly default. they say the few remaining issues will be clarified. it got canceled. there's going be instead a conference call at 4:00 london time, 5:00 c.e.t. mervin king is saying we can't fully prepare for unforeseeable consequences, and the greek finance minister saying we're playing with fire by making those suggestions. it's still as clear as mud, jackie. >> very, very interesting, and, of course, all eyes are going to be be on that call to see how the situation turns out. stay tuned. andrew sorkin is going to be introducing former treasury secretary hank paulson. is the risk worth it? find out more next. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we we
ryan, we'll come back to you. stick around. this is interesting. governor king said no one can prepare for the unforeseeable consequences of a greek defaumt. they won't goo into detail. the greek finance minister says the -- some in the eurozone are playing with fire and they may even want greece outside of eurozone. they're saying we're prepared to let greece have a disorderly default. they say the few remaining issues will be clarified. it got canceled. there's going be instead a conference...
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. >> meetings and all kinds of things going on, we have michael ryan, michael pento, and of course, our own rick santelli. keith, are we obsessing too much on the fed right now? >> yes, i think so. >> maria thinks so. >> the response from this one letter tells how much information will move this market. it's us septemberble to a little news right now. if the fed disappoints at all there's a lot of discounting in prices for fed action. >> haven't they telegraphed this so perfectly that they will move if the economy doesn't pick up, but you look at the data and things seem to be picking up. what's your bet here michael pento? >> i think it suffered from schizophrenia. i don't really see the data being that great. the cap excomponent of durable goods was gown four out of five months. the unemployment rate went from 8.1% and rising to 8 pbt -- 8.3%. there will be some adulterated version. and we have to worry about the war between israel and iran and political paralysis in washington. >> the members of the fed makes the case against more qe, they're point was we're not in crisis mode. thing
. >> meetings and all kinds of things going on, we have michael ryan, michael pento, and of course, our own rick santelli. keith, are we obsessing too much on the fed right now? >> yes, i think so. >> maria thinks so. >> the response from this one letter tells how much information will move this market. it's us septemberble to a little news right now. if the fed disappoints at all there's a lot of discounting in prices for fed action. >> haven't they telegraphed...
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it's paul ryan. that's who it is. i stink. okay. here's a highlight from the interview. >> the president has ducked this issue. the senate hasn't even taken it up. mitt romney saying we'll deal with this right away, prevent this cliff, this massive tax increase, the devastating defense cuts. >> right away? right away? >> as fast as -- right away. right away to prevent this and telegraph that so the markets know that. >> before the other plans go in to place? the first thing, first order of business for romney/ryan to deal with the tax cliff and the threat of a recession? >> that's right. >> all right. the entire interview with vice presidential candidate paul ryan. i can ad lib. i can't read. my dirty secret. >> maybe a bigger font for you. >> microsoft-like font to read this. >>> not so fast, mike murphy. sometimes they get burned. take a listen to what he said about dunkin' brands last month. >> looking at earnings right now, you get a lot of blow-up, a lot of down 10%, 15%, 20%. didn't want to own it in to the number and trade of
it's paul ryan. that's who it is. i stink. okay. here's a highlight from the interview. >> the president has ducked this issue. the senate hasn't even taken it up. mitt romney saying we'll deal with this right away, prevent this cliff, this massive tax increase, the devastating defense cuts. >> right away? right away? >> as fast as -- right away. right away to prevent this and telegraph that so the markets know that. >> before the other plans go in to place? the first...
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so with us, we have bill gross, andy bush and michael ryan and they have their special asset classes. i'll starts with currencies and you, andy bush. what's the most likely outcome and the trade for currencies? >> right. so the most likely outcome for nd and pasok to win and be able to form a very narrow majority. i look at this as an opportunity to buy risk because overall even if syriza wins, they'll step in to eliminate risk which is -- >> would that be like a shot of liquidity and a temporary fix? >> could be. but who cares? the markets pricing in as a positive and that's what i see. >> bill gross, hey bill, do you agree with andy? do we want and you and the world markets want a new democracy pasok ruling coalition to pass things out here? >> it's a kick the can type of approach. i don't think they can form a government in any case and seen in the last 24 hours are central banks, global central banks announcing significant liquidity backstops to ensure against negative market reactions from this election or even ongoing events in spain and represent both worldwide deleveraging and
so with us, we have bill gross, andy bush and michael ryan and they have their special asset classes. i'll starts with currencies and you, andy bush. what's the most likely outcome and the trade for currencies? >> right. so the most likely outcome for nd and pasok to win and be able to form a very narrow majority. i look at this as an opportunity to buy risk because overall even if syriza wins, they'll step in to eliminate risk which is -- >> would that be like a shot of liquidity...
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paul ryan. and romney has a lot of paul ryan's agenda as part of his plan. i would be surprised if it wasn't one of those four gentlemen. >> jim with us this morning, thanks very much. >>> let's get a quick check at some of today's other top stories. finland reached a deal with spain to receive collateral in exchange for bailing out banks. >> we'll get bilateral deals in a pan-european rescue plan. >> we thought they were floating this and now they have the cash. >> i'm interested to know. >>> japan's highest profile hedge fund has been dethroned by insider trading. even at his best, he had about a billion under management, which if you're the best known hedge fund manager, i would assume it would be better than that. >> sometimes the best known aren't the biggest or most successful although he clearly had some of that. another king dethroned, italy's mozzarella king. he's been arrested on suspicion of links to organized crime in the naples region. >> i don't think there's any surprise about rum
paul ryan. and romney has a lot of paul ryan's agenda as part of his plan. i would be surprised if it wasn't one of those four gentlemen. >> jim with us this morning, thanks very much. >>> let's get a quick check at some of today's other top stories. finland reached a deal with spain to receive collateral in exchange for bailing out banks. >> we'll get bilateral deals in a pan-european rescue plan. >> we thought they were floating this and now they have the cash....
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with president obama calling ryan a social darwinist. this is what ryan had to say on "squawk box" this morning. >> let's do it in a gradual way so people can adjust accordingly. prevent people in and near retirement from having da ma in their lives. >> this is jim stewart, thank you for joining us, two out of the last three sundays you have been very complimentary about paul ryan. but you had donald trump saying that the fact that he released this is catastrophic for the gop, and obama can't wait for the opportunity this is giving the democrats. >> ryan is such a lightning rod, i just decided i would look into this guy. i read his budget proposal and then i talked to him, and when i read the budget, you look at the language in there, it could be written by democrats. he is talking about tax reform and securing the safety net. he said it again in morning on your network. when i talked to him, he cops across as mr. reasonable. and i think people are responding to him because he's the one politician that had the courage to put his neck out
with president obama calling ryan a social darwinist. this is what ryan had to say on "squawk box" this morning. >> let's do it in a gradual way so people can adjust accordingly. prevent people in and near retirement from having da ma in their lives. >> this is jim stewart, thank you for joining us, two out of the last three sundays you have been very complimentary about paul ryan. but you had donald trump saying that the fact that he released this is catastrophic for the...
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joining us now around the desk is tim ryan president and ceo of sitma. how serious is this investigation? do you expect criminal charges? >> we don't know whether there will be criminal charges or not and as to the wholly bore mess it is very distressing. you know, right now is not an appropriate time to speculate how many firms are involved. we don't know. from an industry standpoint we do know that it's, as i said, distressing. we know accountability is very important. we know that moving forward, whatever the problem is, we need to fix it. >> do you have any preference for what happens with the libor rate going forward? if there's a move way from this benchmark to something else, a, do you think that should happen and b, what should that something else be. >> for me it's a broader issue. the broader issue is because we have many survey based indices that exist globally, and it's really important that the inputs are accurate. it's important the governance really works and the reporting is accurate and timely. >> back in 2008 there were no accurate repo
joining us now around the desk is tim ryan president and ceo of sitma. how serious is this investigation? do you expect criminal charges? >> we don't know whether there will be criminal charges or not and as to the wholly bore mess it is very distressing. you know, right now is not an appropriate time to speculate how many firms are involved. we don't know. from an industry standpoint we do know that it's, as i said, distressing. we know accountability is very important. we know that...
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if you have don't like the ryan budget, which is essentially a larger volume of simpson-bowles, if you don't like it, at least vote on it, howard dean. that's the problem. the senate has completely clogged up the legislative process and the policies of the country and you can't deal with that on a post-it note. >> larry, the house is run by nut jobs who have taken away people's insurance for birth control bills and passed over ridiculous stuff, defended planned parenthood. why are we talking about that kind of stuff in a serious election year? we ought to talk about doing some of those things. >> howard, if you describe them as nut jobs -- that's up to you. >> the republicans screwed up the keystone pipeline. >> why won't they vote on it? if you don't like what the house is sending over -- howard dean, if you don't like what the house is sending over, fine. you and i disagree on a lot of issues. if they don't agree on thei is issues then have a vote. obama doesn't want to aggress that stuff and neither does the democratic senate. >> the problem is mcconnell doesn't let it come to the f
if you have don't like the ryan budget, which is essentially a larger volume of simpson-bowles, if you don't like it, at least vote on it, howard dean. that's the problem. the senate has completely clogged up the legislative process and the policies of the country and you can't deal with that on a post-it note. >> larry, the house is run by nut jobs who have taken away people's insurance for birth control bills and passed over ridiculous stuff, defended planned parenthood. why are we...
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i thought what ryan said today really struck home. i thought what was going on in chicago was kind of another world unto itself. >> all right. rick santelli, thank you very much. i'm sure the talk of qe-3 is not completely done, but let's move from chicago to the great state of orlando, florida. go down to mandy, drury. >> thanks very much for that, brian. i am here at the t.d. ameritrade conference and we're back here now with fred tomczyk. great to have you with us. i'm going to reset this completely and i'm going to say good afternoon. when i say good morning, of course it's morning somewhere in the world, like australia. we were speaking earlier this morning about the state of the retail investor, which unfortunately has been lacking in terms of participation out there in the market. you can see that in the low volume. and we saw in the investor survey that you put out with cnbc a lot of contradictions. half of them said they were neutral in the market, but also half said they see the s&p moving higher over the next three months.
i thought what ryan said today really struck home. i thought what was going on in chicago was kind of another world unto itself. >> all right. rick santelli, thank you very much. i'm sure the talk of qe-3 is not completely done, but let's move from chicago to the great state of orlando, florida. go down to mandy, drury. >> thanks very much for that, brian. i am here at the t.d. ameritrade conference and we're back here now with fred tomczyk. great to have you with us. i'm going to...
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plan but the ryan plan doesn't cut much in the first ten years. if you're talking about what you would cut now in the next five years, is there a very little -- you're absolutely right. thampl >> that's the point i'm trying to make. let me go back. okay. when hillary ran against obama, was the issues debate any deeper? was it more detailed? i can't remember, it's so long ago. >> i'll tell you something. there, my friend, you really had two people who had essentially adopted the same economic outlook, very little difference between them. but here is the distinguishing factor. right now in florida, you are seeing character assassination. >> right. >> i don't remember that in the democratic primary. and this is toothpaste you cannot put back in the tube. this is something you can't sweep under the rug. it's very dangerous for the republican party. listen, people barely remember obama getting bin laden. they're not going to remember this nine months later. things move too fast, too many cycles. >> that's the thing, then. i know that mitt romney has it
plan but the ryan plan doesn't cut much in the first ten years. if you're talking about what you would cut now in the next five years, is there a very little -- you're absolutely right. thampl >> that's the point i'm trying to make. let me go back. okay. when hillary ran against obama, was the issues debate any deeper? was it more detailed? i can't remember, it's so long ago. >> i'll tell you something. there, my friend, you really had two people who had essentially adopted the same...